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CoBank economist Billy Roberts explains how higher grocery prices are changing consumer buying habits, driving demand for private-label products, discount retailers, and value-focused shopping.
For producers who depend on overseas markets, the lack of progress leaves uncertainty over future trade policies.
The American Farm Bureau says recent aid programs have provided relief, but many producers continue to face financial challenges as production costs remain high and commodity prices stay low.
On Champions of Rural America, Western Caucus Chairman U.S. Rep. Celeste Maloy highlights how proactive wildfire prevention, forest management, and healthy public lands are vital for protecting western ranchers.
DTN says prices fell for most major fertilizers, though costs remain above year-ago levels.
USDA has released new details on its $500 million SPUR program, which will provide per-head payments to eligible small and mid-sized federally inspected meat processors.
Economists say apparel production has become more diversified, but demand for U.S. cotton has not seen a major boost.
Farm equipment sales remain under pressure as tractor purchases decline. Paul Neiffer urges farmers to SDRP eligibility rules allowing machinery gains to qualify as farm income.
Pear growers are recovering after last season’s losses from pests, heat and reduced irrigation.
Roger McEowen explains how the White House executive order aims to advance regenerative agriculture through tax incentives rather than direct regulation.